Glass Lofts

Glass Lofts

Address: 1004 SW 3rd Ave
Area: Downtown Miami
Bedrooms: 1 - 2
Bathrooms: 1 - 2
Floors: 15
Total Units: 22
Unit Size: 808 - 1696
Price Range: $400,000-$950,000
Status: Re-Sales/Pre-Construction

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Glass Lofts Description

Stunning true lofts in downtown Miami. Glass Lofts is Miami's most unique loft design building. Just minutes walk to South Beach! Plenty of shopping, attractions and restaurants nearby. Chef's kitchen, garage parking, rooftop pool, huge wrap around terraces and more!!!!!!

20' ceilings
Stainless steel appliances
Glass counter tops
Walk-in closets
State of the art security system
High-speed internet
Impact resistant windows and doors
Jacuzzi and sundeck
Slate tile flooring
Oversized tub

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Pavlik Real Estate Group
Roman Pavlik
Keller Williams Realty
24/7: 305-674-4811
Office: 305-694-3828
Fax: 786-228-0887

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APR

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30 Year Fixed

0.00%

-0.080%

15 Year Fixed

0.00%

-0.080%

3/1 ARM

0.00%

0.000%

5/1 ARM

5.25%

+0.630%

FHA 30 Year Fixed

5.69%

-0.380%

VA 30 Year Fixed

5.69%

-0.250%

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